Industrial Revolution
Patti Bienek
The Roman Empire Continued
Our quiz is rescheduled for Thursday, October 8th.
The timeline project is due next Tuesday, which happens to be the anniversary of the day that the Knights Templar were disbanded in France in 1307 by King Philip IV (for those who are interested in that bit of history).
For some fun check out the webquest below.
http://www.hsdist88.dupage.k12.il.us/aths/resources/AT%20MCweb02/Teacher%20Assigns/English/English10/JuliusCaesar/webQuestRome.htm
The Rise of the Roman Empire
In this unit we will follow the rise of Rome from a republic to an extensive empire. We will also learn about the consequences of the fall of the empire that plunge Europe into the Dark Ages.
Watch the following PowerPoint. 
Early Civilizations
This week we continue our study of early humans by exploring how they began to settle in the fertile river valleys of what is known today as Iraq. We’ll identify the results of large numbers of people beginning to live together as we employ cause and effect skills to discover the six pillars of civilization. Temple in Sumer http://www.mrdowling.com/603-sumerians.html
Early Humans
We begin our study of world history with a glance at early man. Below are links to vocabulary, a slide presentation, and a film that will acquaint you with prehistory. We will have a quiz over the first thirteen vocabulary words on Friday.
Patti Svoboda
I'm providing the following information so that students and their parents can be prepared for my World History classes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvQW3HKFoSo">History of the World
By the end of the 1st semester, you'll be able to correct a great deal of this video!